Dirty, Sexy, Bloody Pom Poms
Whether you watch 80’s horror flicks for the T&A, the camp factor, or Leif Garrett, this film has you covered. One of the joys of Continue Reading
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Blindness is Intense and Brilliant
Few movies demand to be described as lyrical as this one does… Several months ago while going through a box of books I found a Continue Reading
The Earth Dies Screaming: Zombies, Robots, and Fear
Not to be confused with the band, the Tom Waits song, the UB40 song, or the Atari 2600 game of the same name. The concept Continue Reading
Review: Dr. Sleep
Stephen King’s sequel to one of his most beloved books is decent enough, although it’s tough not to see its publication as a swipe at Continue Reading
12 Little Monkeys, Sitting in a Tree
This column has only been running for two months; is it too early to need to “take it back to its roots”? Whatever; here’s a Continue Reading
Push: the Movie of Verbs
Pushers, Movers, Watchers, Sniffs; ignore the less-than-stellar Rotten Tomatoes scores and settle in for an original sci-fi flick. A few weeks back I reviewed a Continue Reading
Orphan Black: An Army of Me
And now, a Zen koan: does a television series pass the Bechdel test when 90 percent of the female characters are played by the same Continue Reading
Lost Girl: Sal-fae-cious
This post will feature many gratuitous images with saucy captions, just because. “The way they pick TV shows is, they make one show. That show’s Continue Reading
Jumper Doesn’t Make Me Jump for Joy
Today, we check in on Hayden Christensen’s career to see if he’s learned how to act. Spoiler alert: Not yet. Star Wars Episode I: The Continue Reading
Gamer Plays it Well
Not just another action movie, Gamer puts a mirror up to society and asks just what the hell is wrong with us. Science-fiction movies have Continue Reading
Edgar Wright vs. Someone Else’s Intellectual Property
With Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World, Edgar Wright transformed a hard-sell comic book into a magical moviegoing experience. Too bad he won’t get to do the same Continue Reading
Fantastic Four: Fall of a Franchise Opportunity
It’s hard to judge 2007’s Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer on its own merits. All too often comic-book movies get lumped together and compared against Continue Reading
Way Too Late Reviews: Ender’s Game
I expected to hate Ender’s Game. While I have fond memories of tearing through the book in a single day back in ninth grade, I’d Continue Reading